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Important Note on Dial Pause Time:
When dialing out through a PBX the codec must find a line on two occasions:
The PSTN takes time to prepare the line for an outgoing call, i.e. disabling the incoming
call circuitry. A pause is inserted by typing a comma "," in the dial string. The length of the
pause may need to be adjusted when dialing through older PBX systems that have latency
in connecting to the PSTN. Pauses can be set from zero up to two seconds in 250
millisecond increments. Each comma you insert will insert a pause of 250ms.
It is also usually necessary to add a pause when making long distance or international
calls e.g. dialing Tieline 1,3178458000.
7. Tap the On/Off button for Auto reconnect to toggle between enabling and disabling this
feature.
It is also possible to select a Dial Route if required. When routing multiple audio streams
over transports like ISDN or POTS, you can use Dial and Answer Routes to configure
deterministic routing of audio streams. See Configuring POTS Answering for more
information.
8. When configuration is complete, tap Continue in the top right-hand corner of the TOUCH
SCREEN and you will be prompted to save the configuration as a program. Tap Direct Dial
in the Save Program dialog to go straight to the Direct Dial Connections screen and
make a connection, or tap Save & Load Program to name and save the program. The new
program will be loaded automatically after it has been saved.
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· At the beginning of the call, and
· When the call goes into the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) from the
PBX.
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